Li Xuan, a doctor in the history of the Tang Dynasty, transformed into the arrogant Anle Princess Li Guoer who perished in the history books.
She gathered all her brilliance and made plans secretly.
With Shangguan Wan'er as his political mentor, he learned the art of balancing in the court; with Shuofang's confidant as his comrade, he saw the wind and sand thousands of miles away in the Western Regions.
When everyone in the palace was obsessed with competing for favor and love, she took over the post of commander-in-chief of Longmen Grottoes, using her achievements as armor to stand between the government and the public.
The Turks were at the border, and the court was trapped in a fraternal dispute. An imperial edict broke the situation: Princess Anle was granted the special peace ambassador to the Western Regions to manage the northern border with gentleness.
Use gentleness as a blade and turn conflicts into jade and silk.
Opening the Dragon Gate, opening up the Silk Road, fighting for power and scheming, and bringing peace to the people on the border. As a daughter, she fulfilled her lifelong ambition as a scholar-bureaucrat.
Her name is Anle, but what she wants is not palace glory, but stable trade routes, calming wars, and happy people.
She has no intention of dominating the government and the public, and has no intention of surpassing the Nine Levels. She just wants to open up a new world besides the rigid history books.
"I only hope that a thousand years from now, when the world talks about Li Guo'er, they will not think of the evil desires in the palace, but the Buddha's light at Longmen, the bright moon on the Silk Road, and the stability and fertility of the thousands of miles of Western Frontier."
Use mountains and rivers as paper to rewrite history.
From the stigmatized rumors, a legend emerged.
Male protagonist [Wang Heng, Langya Wang family]
Reader comments
I just read the beginning. The author's writing is very good, but it lacks some historical research. But there are too few novels based on writing about Anle, and the author has written so many words, so I will give it a perfect score.
I just read the beginning. The author's writing is very good, but it lacks some historical research. But there are too few novels based on writing about Anle, and the author has written so many words, so I will give it a perfect score.